your invitation to become part of the consultation process
Londoners
can help shape the Metropolitan Police's priorities and strategies up
to 2010 by registering their concerns online from today.
Members of the public, community groups and other interested organisations are urged to get involved in the annual consultation because everyone has a stake in making London safer.
The aim of the survey is to ensure that those who live, work and study
in London get what they want from their police force. The consultation
will last until this July and the views provided will feed directly into
planning for the policing priorities in 2007/2008 and the 2007/10 policing
strategy.
There will be an opportunity to meet Sir Ian Blair and MPA Chair Len Duvall
at New Scotland Yard for ten participants drawn at random. They will be
able to put views directly to the Commissioner and Mr Duvall and enjoy
a short tour of the building.
The consultation can be found on the Consulting London section of the
Met's homepage www.met.police.uk. A paper version is available by calling 0207 230
4755 .
The MPS website also features the results from previous consultation exercises
and responses from senior officers addressing the concerns of consultees.
May 4, 2006
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